Using Complete Word by Match, VLISP completes a partially entered word by matching the part you have typed with another word in the same window. For example, suppose the following shows the history of your VLISP Console window:
_$ (setq origin (getpoint "\nOrigin of inyn sign: "))
_$ (setq radius (getdist "\nRadius of inyn sign: " origin))
_$ (setq half-r (/ radius 2))
_$ (setq origin-x (car origin))
_$ (command "_.CIRCLE" origin radius)
In other words, these are the last five commands that you entered from the Console.
To complete a word by matching
_$ (c
_$ (command
_$ (car
Complete Word by Match from the
VLISP menu instead of pressing CTRL + SPACEBAR to invoke the Match
feature.)
If VLISP does not find any matching words, it does nothing.
You can use Complete Word by Match in either the Console window or the text editor window. When you invoke the feature from the Console window, VLISP only searches the Console for a match; when invoked from a text editor window, VLISP only searches that editor window for a match.
C instead of a lowercase c.
The Complete Word by Match feature is not case-sensitive. In the previous example, you would have achieved the same result had you entered a capital